Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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1 .N Success through cooperation has been the keynote of the admin- istrative staff in determining the policies of the city schools during the year. Superintendent George D. Hann and his secretary, Miss Clara Behnke, have Worked with the Board of Education for many improvements in the school system. Other members of the ad- ministrative staff, The Board of Education, are pictured below. They are, left to right, Ralph Sullivan, member: T. E. Garrison, business manager and clerk, Mrs. Iohn Murphey, vice-president: R. G. Colvert, member: A. C. Hall, president: and W. G. Lamb, member. Ardmore can Well be proud of this Board of Education. Page Five fmlt 'NH

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,sf-N Page Four DARLENE HOUSLEY, popular soph- omore, was crowned the l94l football queen in an impressive ceremony during the half of the Ardmore-Pauls Valley game Thanksgiving Day, re- ceiving her crown from Bill Freeman, game captain. Darlene's attendants were Virginia Isbell, senior, and Vir- ginia Lindahl, junior. Reigning graciously over all band festivities, Mary Lois Enqelhardt was elected by popular vote and crowned by Drum Major Billy Galt as band queen at an elaborate ceremony during intermission of the Spring Band Concert. Attendants were Mar- jorie McNees, junior nominee, and Carol Risser, senior nominee.

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, - v -.':- , ., . II' fr ' 1' 'X' 35' Fi , Ma z i z N flu' t J I Page Six I , :QP , K iv' ' v X Q i 5,1 tx, Efficiency in the.office means high standards in the school, and because the forgotten men of our office join hands with efficien- cy every day, our standards and scholastic activities are near the front on every occasion. Heading the office force is Principal Ben F. Ogden, assisted by Miss Elizabeth Woodruff, who knows Well the importance of accurate daily records. Completing this group are five girls: left to right, Mary Louise Hudgins, Annette Lowe, Dorothy Engelhardt, Ioyce Conger, and Marie Wilson, not pictured.